City Council adopts 2025 budget with record-setting 71 amendments, Frey’s approval still needed
INITIAL STORY: 12/10/24 – Minneapolis City Council members proposed a record 70+ amendments to the 2025 city budget as of Tuesday. The previous record of 45 was set last year, according to Linea Palmisano, who formerly served as the Council’s Budget Committee chair.
I read with interest Emily Koski’s stated reasons for running against Mayor Jacob Frey in next year’s upcoming mayoral election (“We can build a Minneapolis that reflects who we are,” Strib Voices, ...
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Minneapolis city officials announced Tuesday that the city is investing in 11 affordable rental housing projects.
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Arapahoe County commissioners unanimously approved a 2025 county budget of $571.5 million, about a 3.5% increase from the $552.1 million 2024 budget, at a meeting Tuesday.
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